Research Stitch is a structured, done-with-you publication accelerator for medical students, IMGs, and clinicians who need to produce a real, journal-ready medical publication. You get weekly mentorship, research architecture, guidance on methodology, manuscript support, and a clear step-by-step path from idea to submission.

Most students who join have little to no formal research training.
You don’t need prior publications, research positions, or even familiarity with academic writing.
The program gives you:

• structured mentorship

• preparation of submission package — formatting, checklists, journal selection, and upload requirements.

• step-by-step writing/editorial support

• system designed to take you from ideation to publication

Whether you're writing your first abstract or your fifth, the system meets you where you are and guides you all the way to a submission-ready product.

This program is for people in medicine who want to contribute to patient care through real medical publications — but haven’t had the access, guidance, or structure to do it on their own.

It’s designed for trainees and clinicians who:

• Don’t have access to research pipelines or institutional mentorship

• Want to publish but don’t know where to start

• Feel overwhelmed by the research process or confused by academic writing

• Have clinical insights, rotation experiences, or patient cases that deserve to be shared

• Want to advance their careers or specialize, but lack structured research opportunities

• See classmates at large academic centers publishing easily and wish they had the same support

• Want to contribute to medicine, improve patient care, and share meaningful clinical knowledge

• Are motivated to learn, but need clear steps, templates, and expert guidance

This program gives you the structure, mentorship, and clarity that most trainees never receive — regardless of where you trained, your research background, or your institution’s resources.

To see where you are in your publication journey and whether the program can help, you can schedule a free consultation anytime.

Yes — this is one of the biggest problems students face, and the program solves it.

You’ll get:

• idea-generation frameworks

• checklists for identifying publishable cases

• templates to structure clinical insights

• face-face mentorship and guidance on what kind of topics are publishable

• personal support finding ideas from rotations, chart reviews, or literature

Most students join believing they have “nothing to publish,” and within a week they have a fully scoped, feasible project ready to start drafting.

I can help you develop almost any type of medical publication, including:

• Case reports, case series, and clinical vignettes

• Abstracts, posters, and presentation scripts

• Retrospective cohort studies and basic data analyses

• Research projects using public datasets (CDC, NIH, HCUP, NIS, etc.)

• Systematic reviews

• Literature reviews and white papers

• Editing, polishing, and preparing drafts for journal submission

If you have a case, a dataset, a draft, or even just an idea, I can help you turn it into a clear, publishable piece of medical work.